Chuck Driskell

Fantastic page turner and great character development. This book induced a great amount of emotion in me, which has not happened in quite some time. Highly recommend!

It's 1938 and Jewish children are in hiding in Austria. Neil Reuter is a wreck in San Francisco after the death of his wife when a letter arrives for him asking him to get the children out. Will Neil be able to pull himself together to save them?
The details and characters are excellent in this book. I wish it was a series with different characters and situations set in this time period. Excellent.

Fantastic page turner and great character development. This book induced a great amount of emotion in me, which has not happened in quite some time. Highly recommend!

Compelling storytelling, good writing that flows well and only sometimes makes me wish I had a red pen in my hand. Toward the end I really did not want to put it down. The format—alternating personal journal entries with real-time suspenseful action—was effective at developing characters and moving the story forward at a good pace. I would definitely read this author again.